A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private Frederick Cunning; North-West Mounted Police & Lord Strathcona's Horse Hold ranging from better than fine

ranging from better than fine to better than very fine

stitching separation evident in the right armpit and around the main reinforced buttonholes on the front

building of roads and dikes

The force comprised 270 officers and men

The collars are adorned with collar insignia in gray embroidery with forest green piping

A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private Frederick Cunning; North-West Mounted Police & Lord Strathcona's Horse Hold ranging from better than fineCAPE COLONY, RHODESIA, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL (180 Pte F. CUNNING, LD. STRATHCONA'S H:). Naming is officially impressed. Lightly soiled original ribbon, edge nicks, very light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by fifteen pages with copies of his Service Records. Footnote: Frederick Cunning was born in Port Hope, Ontario. He was sworn in with the North West Mounted Police, on November 12, 1895 at Regina, Saskatchewan on probation. He